Hi,
Wednesday, January 1, 2003, 5:28:43 AM, you wrote:
>> Try encoding like this:
>> $retval = base64_encode(serialize( domxml_open_mem( $xml )));
>> and on the next page:
>> $xml = unserialize(base64_decode($xml));
>> It works via html but don't know enough about soap
BC> Well, you don't have to
> Try encoding like this:
> $retval = base64_encode(serialize( domxml_open_mem( $xml )));
> and on the next page:
> $xml = unserialize(base64_decode($xml));
> It works via html but don't know enough about soap
Well, you don't have to use soap - you can use sessions and get the
same result.
As for
Hi,
Tuesday, December 31, 2002, 2:55:39 AM, you wrote:
>> In the test function, if I just serialize the $xml, return it and then call
>> xmldoc_open_mem on the unserialized return string, it works fine.
>> But it doesn't like it if I do the above. I'm getting the error:
>>
>> Warning: dump_mem(
> In the test function, if I just serialize the $xml, return it and then call
> xmldoc_open_mem on the unserialized return string, it works fine.
> But it doesn't like it if I do the above. I'm getting the error:
>
> Warning: dump_mem() [function.dump-mem]: Underlying object missing
> or of inv
Consider the following:
page1.php
test\n";
$retval = serialize( domxml_open_mem( $xml ));
return $retval;
}
?>
page2.php
http://somepage.php' );
$xml = $soapclient->call( 'test', $parameters );
$xml = unserialize( $xml );
$xml->dump_mem();
?>
In the test function, if I ju
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